So here is my giant red heart made with Red Heart yarn...I think I made a pun.
Giant Red Heart Pattern:
Worst Weight yarn I used one skein of Red Heart
size G hook
Row 1: ch 5, dc in 4th chain from hook, dc in last ch
Row 2: ch3, dc in first dc (an increase) dc in next dc, 2 dc in turning chain 3.
Row 3: ch 3, dc in every dc and 2 dc in turning chain 3. repeat this row until you have 63 dc, that includes the chain 3 turning chain.
The tops of the heart:
Row 1: ch 2 (note: does NOT count as a dc), dc 2tog, dc in the next 27 dc, dc 2 tog. leave the remaining 32 dc unworked
Row 2: ch2, dc2tog, dc until the last 2 stitches, dc2tog.
Row 3: ch 2, dc even across
Row 4-5: repeat row 2
Row 6: repeat row 3
Row 7-8: repeat row 2
Row 9: repeat row 3
Row 10-11: repeat row 2
Row 12: dc 3tog, dc until the last 3 stitches, dc3tog, break off.
Do the other side over the unworked dc from before.
Row 1: Skip the first missed dc, join with next dc. dc2tog with the dc you just joined and the next dc,dc in the next 27 dc, dc 2 tog.
Row2-12: do the same as the before. Finish off.
There you have it, if you want, you can do an edging around the heart. I did my favorite edging and you can find it here.
I know it is poor planning on my part to post a heart pattern on February 15th, but you can file it away in time for next year. My parents have a 50th wedding anniversary, maybe I will make a gold one for them.
This post is going to be shared with, Inspire Me Monday/Friendship Friday, Creative Friday, Fiber Arts Friday, Link your Stuff, Friday Finds, Yarn Fanatic Party, Making Your Home Sing Monday, Masterpiece Monday, What'd Do This Weekend, TOO Cute Tuesday, Link Your Stuff (Tuesday), Hookin on Hump Day, Best Of The Weekend, and Link Party Palooza.
Oh well, it is late and I got it finished before valentines day was over.
Giant Red Heart Pattern:
Worst Weight yarn I used one skein of Red Heart
size G hook
Row 1: ch 5, dc in 4th chain from hook, dc in last ch
Row 2: ch3, dc in first dc (an increase) dc in next dc, 2 dc in turning chain 3.
Row 3: ch 3, dc in every dc and 2 dc in turning chain 3. repeat this row until you have 63 dc, that includes the chain 3 turning chain.
The tops of the heart:
Row 1: ch 2 (note: does NOT count as a dc), dc 2tog, dc in the next 27 dc, dc 2 tog. leave the remaining 32 dc unworked
Row 2: ch2, dc2tog, dc until the last 2 stitches, dc2tog.
Row 3: ch 2, dc even across
Row 4-5: repeat row 2
Row 6: repeat row 3
Row 7-8: repeat row 2
Row 9: repeat row 3
Row 10-11: repeat row 2
Row 12: dc 3tog, dc until the last 3 stitches, dc3tog, break off.
Do the other side over the unworked dc from before.
Row 1: Skip the first missed dc, join with next dc. dc2tog with the dc you just joined and the next dc,dc in the next 27 dc, dc 2 tog.
Row2-12: do the same as the before. Finish off.
There you have it, if you want, you can do an edging around the heart. I did my favorite edging and you can find it here.
I know it is poor planning on my part to post a heart pattern on February 15th, but you can file it away in time for next year. My parents have a 50th wedding anniversary, maybe I will make a gold one for them.
This post is going to be shared with, Inspire Me Monday/Friendship Friday, Creative Friday, Fiber Arts Friday, Link your Stuff, Friday Finds, Yarn Fanatic Party, Making Your Home Sing Monday, Masterpiece Monday, What'd Do This Weekend, TOO Cute Tuesday, Link Your Stuff (Tuesday), Hookin on Hump Day, Best Of The Weekend, and Link Party Palooza.
What did you do with your heart???
ReplyDeleteit is over a recliner.
DeleteHearts are great any time of the year! I would love if you shared this at our Yarn Fanatic Link Party - http://eyeloveknots.blogspot.com/2015/02/yarn-fanatic-linky-party-24-expression.html
ReplyDeleteAnd don't forget to enter the yarn giveaway while you're there!
Alexandra
EyeLoveKnots.blogspot.com
This is so pretty! Thanks for sharing at What'd You Do This Weekend? I hope you will join us again this Monday morning :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! Look at it this way, it's done and ready for next year.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, and no matter that you missed a Valentine's day, hearts are lovely all year round!
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